This morning's most striking feature is a violent split between the Nasdaq and everything else. QQQ is gapping down roughly 1% vs yesterday's close — sitting at 715.40 — while SPY is essentially flat (-0.14%) and IWM is actually gapping up +0.32%. The catalyst appears to be an AI chip selloff: Samsung-related pressure is hitting the semiconductor trade, with NVDA down 1.65% pre-market after making highs near 197.50 yesterday.
For S&P traders, the structure is tighter than it looks. SPY at 750.25 is sandwiched between the put wall at 750.0 (just below) and the call wall at 752.0 (just above), with 71.7% of today's SPY volume already in 0DTE contracts — meaning any early directional move will be amplified by same-day gamma effects. The session will hinge on whether the Nasdaq weakness bleeds into broad market selling or remains a sector-specific reset.
GEX walls are price levels where dealers hedge aggressively. Price tends to gravitate toward Max Pain and stall near walls.
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